Brazilian Portuguese expressions you can learn by listening to Brazilian songs

You can learn Brazilian Portuguese expressions by using Brazilian music

Learn Brazilian Portuguese expressions by using Brazilian songs

Hello there and welcome to our Todo Mundo Pod in which we’ll speak about Brazilian Portuguese expressions you can learn by listening to Brazilian songs

On today’s podcast we are going to speak about Brazilian Portuguese expressions you can learn by listening to Brazilian songs. As many people already know, it is possible to perfect our language skills just by listening to songs sung in the language we are studying. In order to facilitate this task, I selected some songs full of useful Brazilian expressions, full of Brazilian expressions that are very used in everyday life.

Click on the link to listen to our episode called Brazilian Music

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As I said in the episode (which is available just below), here are the links so you can listen to all songs quoted in this podcast.

Lulu Santos – Assim caminha a humanidade – Brazilian Portuguese expressions

I spoke about the expression “ainda leva uma cara” which is sung on this song

 

Quem te viu, quem te vê – Chico Buarque de Holanda – Brazilian songs

This song is from 60’s, but the expression “quem te viu, que te vê” is pretty much used nowadays.

 

Vem quente que eu estou fervendo – Erasmo Carlos / Roberto Carlos

This is another song launched in the late 60’s. Here you’ll find the expression “pode vir quente que eu estou fervendo”. We’ll speak a little bit of that expression too.

 

Dia branco – Geraldo Azevedo – Brazilian music

Here is one of the most beautiful Brazilian songs. Here you’ll find the very used expression “pra o que der e vier”. Stay tuned and you’ll find what this expression mean.

Alma Gêmea – Fábio Jr

Here you’ll find 3 similar Brazilian Portuguese expressions we use  meaning more or less alike “hand and glove”.

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That’s enough for today!

See you next time

Thanks!

Marcos Sales

 

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